2018 4-star WR Manuel Allen has commited, but not yet signed with UofL. He would be one of the top recruits for the UofL class. He is ranked #276 nationally, #47 WR in the class of 2018
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Pretty sure this is a Ben Hutch, 2015 Mike Boykin situation. The staff doesn’t know if he can meet academic qualifications. Waiting on final grades or a test score. At least that is what Chris appears to have indicated on occasion.He must be holding out for his “dream” school.
We are never anyone’s dream school.
We were Demji Dumervil-Jean's dream school and he signed. Dominick Watt is impressive and we are in the running, hope we can get him here for a visit otherwise use the scholly for Leonard Taylor or another DT big. JMHOPretty sure this is a Ben Hutch, 2015 Mike Boykin situation. The staff doesn’t know if he can meet academic qualifications. Waiting on final grades or a test score. At least that is what Chris appears to have indicated on occasion.
Not sure what DDJ has to do with Allen, but if Allen can’t qualify I’m all for using the scholarship for another D-Lineman.We were Demji Dumervil-Jean's dream school and he signed. Dominick Watt is impressive and we are in the running, hope we can get him here for a visit otherwise use the scholly for Leonard Taylor or another DT big. JMHO
How great is he to be able either sport at UL and be in a Top 20 program for either/both. They are out there, hope some are in the city/county next year.There is a sophomore in Atlanta who started as a FR at inside LB at a 6A school, who is dead solid in love with UL. Wears nothing but UL gear. Has been since birth.
Hopefully he continues to grow and develop into a serious player.
And if he doesn’t, he’s arguably a better baseball player. Catcher.
Nothing to do with Allen, just responding to the opinion "we are never anyone's dream school." Granted, not many, but on occasion we are.
Good list there. Michael Bush, Brian Brohm, Jeff Brohm are a few to add to that list. I get the frustration with Boniito but someone connected in South Florida mentioned that his Dad lost all confidence in Sirmon after seeing the Clemson game.Reggie B., Doug Beaumont, Vic Anderson, just to name a few.
Don’t forget a 4 star OLLooks like Allen is leaning to Illinois now. With only 3 schollies to give and we have three 4 star DB's in the mix, a 4 star TE and Hawkins, I'd say were might have been done with Allen last month, just a guess,
Top Players are looking for either who can get them to the NFL.
I have found out over the years that there are some kids that enjoy getting recruited more than playing football.
yikes!!! that bad huh. : ( thats a bummerIt would take a miracle for Allen to be eligible.
What is his name Rollem. Sounds like a great future card to watch.There is a sophomore in Atlanta who started as a FR at inside LB at a 6A school, who is dead solid in love with UL. Wears nothing but UL gear. Has been since birth.
Hopefully he continues to grow and develop into a serious player.
And if he doesn’t, he’s arguably a better baseball player. Catcher.
Anybody know who recruits Georgia for us?
Or get injured and start to wonder about long term effects.So true. Not all kids who are good at football enjoy playing football. This becomes clear once they put the pads on and compete against college players.
From what I've been reading, Georgia has taken over Florida's spot as the recruiting hotbed.....explosive growth in the Atlanta area (still) along with having basically twoBVG on Deener's show yesterday said that he'd be most effective recruiting Georgia and Florida, fwiw.
Give me florida players any day. Georgia is a close second, but the best football players in the eastern half of the country come fromFrom what I've been reading, Georgia has taken over Florida's spot as the recruiting hotbed.....explosive growth in the Atlanta area (still) along with having basically two
Major P5 schools....Georgia and Georgia Tech....in state.